We continue down the rabbit hole with Ted as he continues to describe his decision to begin full-time work at American Chair Store. He also describes how he was able to leverage this new location and grow the business. Additionally, he was able add services and take in larger orders and become a efficient business. We additionally describe how Ted started to contract out screenprint services at this time as well..

Hopefully, Everyone had a great Memorial Weekend. We continue to talk to ted about the early days of American Chair Store. We are on his fourth location of the business. He took the advice from an early to move to a location that would be more productive for his operations. This is also the time that he worked full time in the business and he talks about some of the challenges

Sorry for no episode last week. We have been busy running the business and facilitating other people to come back to work. This week we are going to focus on growth as Ted discusses the third location of his business. This is also a crucial point in his business where he grows the business and manages the growth in the first commercial location.

May the fourth be with you! We are continuing to discuss the early days of American Chair Store. to support Ted’s growing operations he decided to move the business from the basement to a friends garage. We also discuss the why behind starting a business.

We hope you are staying positive healthy and safe. Ted continues to describe the early days of ACS Home & Work. He describes the first location of the business in the basement of the home. Additionally, he talks about the early missteps of the company and some vital life lessons. The only way to learn is get started and do something.

In episode two we are talking about Ted’s early days. He is discussing the beginning of American Chair Store as he brought the business out of a partnership to a sole owner. He operated the business from the cab of a over road truck he describes these experiences to us

We have released our first podcast We wanted to talk about our thoughts on COVID-19 and what it means to the business